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The document discusses conventions for magazine layout and design. It notes that double page spreads in music magazines typically feature a large main image with a column of text alongside and a title. It also outlines common elements on a magazine contents page such as the magazine logo, title of the contents page, issue number, secondary images, main image, promotional features, summarized information, and page numbers. Following these conventions will help ensure the magazine has a professional, rational look and feel.
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This document provides a textual analysis of the contents page and double-page spread (DPS) of a music magazine. Key elements that are discussed include the use of logos, images of celebrities, subheadings, page numbers, and alternate images on the contents page to attract readers and inform them about the magazine's content. Elements like stand first paragraphs, drop caps, pull quotes, and credits are analyzed on the DPS as ways to introduce articles and make the content look professional to increase sales. The student concludes they will replicate several of these design elements, like using celebrity images and effective sublines, in their own music magazine to attract readers and maximize sales.
Analyses of contents pages
The document analyzes and summarizes the key elements of magazine contents pages from different genres. It identifies common features like logos, page numbers, section headings, images, and article synopses. It also notes design choices for layout, structure, fonts, and colors that help identify the magazine brand and appeal to their target audiences. Elements like issue numbers and dates give each magazine a sense of identity and timeliness to build reader loyalty.
Codes and conventions of a music magazine front cover
The document outlines the typical codes and conventions used on the front cover of a music magazine. It describes the main visual elements as the masthead at the top with the title, issue number, date and price. The main image is usually a celebrity photographed in close-up. Accompanying the image are the main cover line relating to the story and a subline previewing the content. Additional lines around the edges promote stories inside and use buzzwords. Other standard elements are the barcode, price, and a plain solid colored background.
Evaluation Question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses conventions from real rock magazines. It describes using standard magazine elements like a masthead, cover image, barcode, price, and feature stories on the front cover and contents page for consistency. The double-page spread also includes conventional elements like the masthead, artist name, tagline, column-formatted article, pull quotes, and main image of the featured artist to tell the story. By using established magazine conventions, the media product aims to be appealing and identifiable to the target audience without challenging conventions of the genre.
Conventions analysis
The document analyzes conventions used in magazine design, including the masthead, plugs, pull quotes, main image, barcode, issue number, website reference, house style, main feature story, header, footer, secondary images, contents page layout, letter from the editor, subheadings, and double page spread components like the title, drop cap, main image, stand first, and main article. It examines examples from an NME magazine to identify how these typical elements are implemented and their purposes in grabbing readers' attention and presenting information cohesively.
Media coursework evaluation Q1
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real music products?
Task 10
The document discusses the layout and design conventions of magazine covers and pages. It explains that magazine covers typically feature a masthead in the top left, the issue date below the main title, a dominant central image of the featured artist, and barcode in the bottom right. The target audience and genre are made clear through the choice of artist and coverlines. Interior pages also follow conventions with the logo, page numbers, and consistent house colors that link the magazine together and allow readers to navigate easily. The featured artist is typically shown in another large central image and interviews are laid out in multiple columns.
Evlauation Question 1
The document discusses conventions in magazine design. It begins by outlining typical features found on magazine front covers, contents pages, and double page spreads, such as mastheads, images, columns, pull quotes, and more. It then shows examples of how real magazines follow these conventions. The document concludes by analyzing how the student's designed music magazine follows conventions for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread, making it look like a real magazine.
Analyses of contents pages
The document summarizes the key elements of a magazine contents page layout. It discusses how the contents page is structured using columns to make it easier to read. It also notes how elements like the magazine heading, date line, section headings and article names/synopses are used to identify the publication, set it in time, and entice readers to learn more about certain articles. The main image is also described as a way to attract readers' eyes to a featured article. Consistent branding elements and color schemes help the contents page feel recognizable to regular readers.
Magazine codes and conventions
The document identifies some common codes and conventions used in magazine design, including:
- The masthead displays the magazine title prominently in the largest, boldest text on the front cover.
- A strapline acts as a recognizable motto or statement.
- Buzzwords and pull quotes are used to preview and promote stories inside the magazine.
- The main image is carefully selected to highlight popular trends and attract audiences.
- Visual elements like images, colors, and text placement are intentionally designed to guide readers' eyes and emphasize key information.
eval q.
The magazine follows many conventions of existing magazines in its design, including using a plain white background on the cover, placing the tagline and masthead at the top of the cover, featuring a large central image overlapping the title, and including additional coverlines and pricing along the edge. The contents page similarly places "contents" in large letters at the top and divides articles into subsections with headings and page numbers. Some elements challenge conventions, such as using a two-shot cover image instead of a solo shot and including more images on the contents page. The double-page spread equally divides space between image and text in columns, highlighting questions and quotes, and uses a casual interview style.
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- 2. Headline Sub heading Drop capital Main image Photo credit Graphic design Column Gutter Body text
- 3. As you can see from these two different music magazines, the double page spread has a large image, with a column of text decide it and a title (or something relating to article e.g. quote from the example). Looking at these, I know that my magazine must include these conventions, in order for my magazine to look rational.
- 5. Magazine logo- To brand the page Title of Contents page- This is for the person who bought the magazine to know what pages to go on, it also organises the page (clear bold title) Issue number- This is professional and a way of keeping track of the amount of magazines that’s been published Secondary issues- This gives people more of an idea in what else is going to be included in the magazine Main image- This is usually related to the front cover image. This would mean the band/artist that is used as a main image would have a double page spread, which in shows the importance of their appearance in this issue of the magazine Promotional features- To advertise what else will be shown in the magazine e.g. an exclusive product
- 6. Summarised information- This gives the reader a better understanding on what the picture is about Page number- The page number is placed on different image stating what page you’ll find out more on the band/artist.